@@WesHicks thanks ! I'm glad I could help you. There is a double EG module from Erica Synths that can nicely replace de 140. Both EGs can function as lfos.

@@Siddersquid thanks! Yeah, its 2 synth voices, a kick, a sequencer, and effects in a small package!

@@nolake Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks! It is a great place to be, full of my favorite instruments :) , thanks for watching !!

Thanks a lot, I appreciate your comment :D ! I will replay the ending portion now !

@@positivebacteriaculture (I just realized I had answered your comment outside this thread). Thanks! I like your rooftop bar imaging. Now I feel in the rooftop bar myself when I listen to this, which is nice! How is the Vogager XL doing? Are you finding new sounds or inspiration? When I got my model d, it took me 2 minths to upload a video with it in it, I was afraid of not doing it proper service :s! Cheers

@@JPblasc ah thats why I didnt see it. I'm finding a lot of new inspiration, its defently a new sound. It has its limitations but I actually like that a lot, I'm not a big fan of most of the presets and the only thing I'm missing is a paraphonic feature being able two take to notes at a time (I think you can do that by midi but I havn't looked into that yet) that would of sounded so cool. But except for that It so nice just to sit down with a blank patch and just start from scratch, easy to experiment with different modulations and I'm jamming more than ever. It also very easy to make it fit in a mix, it can be in the background, a looping arpeggiator (I'm using the microfreak as a sequenser right now wich is a great mix), a base track or as a lead. Combining it with the matriarch I really like to have the Matriarch doing the cleaner high pich, chords or the lead sounds and the voyager being base. For now my studio outgrew itself and I have a problem getting everything in sync so I havn't really built any big jams worth spending time to record a video for youtube. Planning on getting a big midi-through thingy box and use the deluge as a base for building new songs. But I have some other expences to take care of before that. I have also been working on some new projects in the DAW that I wanted to spend some time on and finish up and I'm also waiting for a new phone with great camera (pixel 9) to record next video. I hope it will up the picture game a bit. And as you said, I wanna do the Voyager justice so I'm just waiting for the right moment to record. A lot of stress in my day to day at the moment so I dont wanna push it. Right now a lot of practising, experimenting with different tools in my setup. Also my 2 year old like it a lot so I'm gald that is of good build quality 😂

@@positivebacteriaculture It's nice to hear that you're playing a lot and discovering new sounds and inspiration. I can easily see how the Voyager XL would be a fantastic drive for creativity! I wish I had access to a studio like yours when I was 2 years old-or any music studio, for that matter! It took me 25 years to discover synths. Your child is incredibly lucky to have you as a dad! Cheers. See you around

@@JPblasc Yeah.. for me it took me around 33-34 years before building my own studio. Getting a Moog Voyager is my dream coming true. But for him all this will be a normal thing in a home. He has already started doing som patching on the Matriarch he doesnt know what he is doing (neither do I) but its a fun (and sometimes stressfull) experience sharing my stuff with him.

@@YoYoYo thank you 😝😝

@@telantas thanks for listening!

Thanks! And welcome to the channel!

@@The.M2058 thanks man!!

@@pablohrock cheers! Thanks for watching!

@@positivebacteriaculture Thanks! My setup is forever changing and I am very happy with it. The model D and voyager have very different characters. Model d sounds very organic and raw, while the voyager is a bit more "digital". I like the model d more, it has very big analogue knobs, the voyager are digitally controlled I think. Also the model D can get really loud and crunchy.

@@JPblasc Cool! Thanks for detailed information. I'm very static with my setup, i'm really slow with menu diving and sometimes my equippment stay silent for a week. So everytime I sit down I figure out something new. But I love new stuff.. like its really nice, and it lures out new stuff everytime you try it.

@@positivebacteriaculture I don't like menu diving, and purposely buy instruments worhout screens to avoid it ! That's something I like about the Matriarch and Model D

@@JPblasc i might have..gotten myself something new 🙃

@@positivebacteriaculture oh really? What is it? I couldn't guess...

@@MatthewLowes thanks Matthew! It is a new model d and I am completely in love with it, it is a beautiful instrument. I was not sure about this piece, I was going to take it down, but not anymore. Thanks for watching!

@@JPblasc Super cool. I think I'd much rather have a new model d than a vintage one. Enjoy!

@@MatthewLowes it will certainy last more than a vintage one!

@@wiredhill 😬😬😬

Thanks !!!

Thank you!!! Glad you liked it!

@@jimecker8256 I'm glad you enjoyed it ! Thanks for stopping by 😁

@@PaulTamarUK thanks a lot!!

I love it to. It sounds like an electric guitar and the harmonics play melodies of their own.

@@scottmartin356 I'm glad you liked, thanks for watching!

@@iloveACID thank you!!! :D

@@JPblasc 👍💯

@@logimite7174 thanks! I will definetely check out your album!

Sure. The Matriarch has teo eurorack level audio out jacks at the back (L and R channels), these are patched to the L and R inputs of the starlab. The starlab's L and R audio outputs are connected to and Erica Synths Output module (just below the starlab), which acts as a mixer with other audio signals and. The outuput module has two 1/4" audio outputs, which are connected to a tascam recorder. I hope this helps!

I just saw this! I hope you have enjoyed your system 15!! Thanks for watching!

@@JPblasc Hi, yes loving it :)

Thank you! It is an SEQ module.

I'm really glad I found this 100 series, I'm only a hobbyist so the price matters. Question, do you know what module that is on the far right?

@@Heavycap Erica Synths Pico mixer. I believe it's on par with the Moog CP3 mixer so past the 3 oclock position you get a bit more grit.

You are welcome! Thanks for listening+

Thanks!

Thanks!!

Thanks! 👌

Thanks! It's nice to see you back :) !

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it! cheers

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Thank you Matthew. I've been trying to keep songs under 7 minutes. I find that length allows me to elaborate without getting repetitive. They feel like 3 minutes when I play them though😂. The kick is an analog Befaco module i've had for a long time, but had never used in a track. I used to think it did not have enough punch, but I amplified it with a VCA and problem solved

Thanks for listening, I appreciate the comment!

Thanks! I appreciate the comment. 😁😁

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you! It is a great sounding synth, it has a special character (and a fat character at that). I've been enjoying it thoroughly these past few days.

Thank you!

Thank Professor, ir was real fun at 4 am 😅 !

Thanks you !!🙌🙌

Thanks! The Voyager is great, I'm glad you enjoyed it! I took ir today for a jam session with friends and it did great. At one point it sounded like distorted electric guitar chords, it has so much bite. Self oscillating filter Resonance at low notes is super deep (unlike the Matriarch that is rather thin). Thanks for watching and commenting

@@JPblasc yeah, i've been in love with this one sinse i startet getting into synthesizers. I dont want it.. I defently need it. I'm a bit hesitant buying at the moment, they are a bit expensive knowing its second hand and i honestly dont have the money for it. Also I need new good monitors for my studio so thats gonna be on my next buy for my setup. I hope they are gonna produce it again one day though, because its just a quality synthesizer. But until then, your videos have to due :)

I hope you have one someday, I'm sure you will. At the end of the day, the Matriarch can give you 95% of the voyager experience , and voyager gives you 70% of the Matriarch experiencie (it is missing all those patch points). So the Matriarch is the better synth to have. They do the same job. Thanks again for listening!

Yeah, it is a blast to play! Thanks for watching

Thanks. I'm not sure yet if I like it. What would you say is the usual mood of my songs??

@@JPblasc oh hard question because you I think the mood changes between the songs but if I should project a general feeling it would be "happy nihilism" with a touch of jazz 😂

@@positivebacteriaculture I like my musical description 😆😆

Thanks, the Mavis is a great little synth

Thanks!!

They are 🔥 😎

Thank you! I'm glad you did